FSS News

Almost exactly two years ago, Steve Bingham was more than willing to risk arrest at the first-ever presidential candidate forum on infrastructure issues. That evening, I watched Steve grow [...]

Upcoming trainings on October 20 and 27 to help you share your story It takes a toll on Julie Mitchell when she tells the story of how her beloved son Dylan was hit and killed by a speeding truck [...]

No one individual or family should have to endure the aftermath of a devastating traffic crash alone. That’s one of the reasons why San Francisco Bay Area Families for Safe Streets exists. [...]

It is never easy for Gina LaBlanc to share the story of the crash that killed her son. But as a member of San Francisco Bay Area Families for Safe Streets, Gina shares her story again and again [...]

Families for Safe Streets will host an online gathering led by a social worker and trauma survivor We all are feeling the ups and downs of our shelter-in-place environment. But for those who have [...]

Members of Families for Safe Streets will do everything in their power to stop the epidemic of traffic crashes  In my role at Walk SF, I’m lucky enough to work with members of San Francisco Bay [...]

I was hit last year while crossing the street. I moved from Wisconsin to San Francisco’s Mission neighborhood in 2018 to be near my two adult kids. Less than a year into my new life in the city, [...]

Turning grief into action, to end traffic violence When Julie Mitchell stepped onstage last month to accept a Golden Wheel award on behalf of San Francisco Bay Area Families for Safe Streets, she [...]